Because EULA's are contract law, it doesn't matter unless you are willing to lawyer up. Because contract law is civil law, not criminal law, the district attor

Because EULA's are contract law, it doesn't matter unless you are willing to lawyer up. Because contract law is civil law, not criminal law, the district attorney and attorney general of your state are not going to get involved accept in rare cases where there is a large scale company and political motivation for going after it, e.g. FAANG's in an election cycle. In the end, if the legality matters enough to hire a lawyer, hire a lawyer. Good luck.